Julie E. Cohen, a professor of law at Georgetown University Law Center who specializes in copyright law, said the fair use doctrine of copyright law establishes a broad standard for how consumers can use copyrighted content, including for purposes of criticism and commentary.
Try a broad standard of reasonable stances.
Infection control related criteria were part of a broader standard regarding the safe provision of care and services.
David J. Dent, an associate professor of journalism at New York University, sees a broader standard of black beauty and a marked erosion of intraracial colorism.
I'd like to think that those portrayed in Overlooked would be prime candidates for an obit in The Times today — precisely because they fit a broader standard of significance and impact and, by the way, offer compelling stories.
Now, Dreeben said, when the government asked for a reconstruction of someone's movements over a period of multiple months, "it is doing the same thing that it did in Smith". The technology had changed, he said, but the idea of getting records from a third-party communications provider had not, and "does not implicate the Fourth Amendment rights of the customer"—a stunningly broad standard.
The technology had changed, he said, but the idea of getting records from a third-party communications provider had not, and "does not implicate the Fourth Amendment rights of the customer" — a stunningly broad standard.
The present results from a large population-based epidemiological study demonstrate that the association of poor SRH and low PCS-12 with mortality is independent of a broad spectrum of standard covariates and multiple biomarkers from distinct biological pathways.
First, we found that poor SRH and low PCS-12 scores were significantly associated with increased risk of all-cause mortality, independent of a broad spectrum of standard covariates and multiple biomarkers.
But he emphasized his group would fight efforts to make the settlement any sort of broad standard.
